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“Parker + Roantana’ Pets and Pencils ‘sad Deak Sets -".
Shaeffer Pens anP Pencils. ; a

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ere Waterman’ 8 Pens.

‘CHRISTMAS. GREETING. CARDS—order early

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.. Another. new. display of.

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"China Cups and Saticers;' ete.

:; Manchester Flash: thee and: Cells:
-Vietrolas and Victor Records a

“The Terrace Drug Store. =
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* hostess. Thursday afternoon: |
: daugh first prize’ and Mrs,
{the consolatior, * a

-_ SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS!

Ammunition :

” The fall season: is here and winter is approaching
Overhaul your stoves and ¢ aipes.,
‘repairs ‘has been’ recéived: oar m ra

Rifles Shot Guns

A new. ‘stock of

. ie T. Kenney Limited

General Hardware .
‘British Columbia

* sided ‘at the tea table.’ .

TERRACE TH EATRE.

Terrace,:B. C.:
‘November: 1 and 1. .

WEDNESDAY FRIDAY | SATURDAY “This Week :

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] Good. Show Comes}

Comedy—_

Adults 50e

are ps Sh
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- Children’ vunder ity years 25e

GEO.

LITTLE Terrace, B. G

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Liltie’s mitt was, Closed down, ‘three

; days last, week: while a number ° ‘of thie

men wete absent in Prince ‘Rupert

‘attending the Royal: Biack + Preceptory
‘ ineetligs. . ‘

‘Mas, we ‘HL, Bernett, was 4 ‘ridge
Mrs, Ar-
Munro

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® ‘Mas, G. Beveridge Was an afternoon

tea hostess on Saturday in ‘honor of

Mrs. Geo. Keith and, Misa ‘Kerr. The

‘| hostess Was. ‘assisted by Miss Gwyer |"

of Prince. Rupert and. Mrs. Greig pre-

"on Monday afternoon ‘Mrs, A, Cart
entertained ‘ine honor” of - Mrs. Keith
and Aliss Kerr. if

Victor King of: ‘Prince Rupert ig on
a ‘holiday at his home here.

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Mi and ' “Nias: Chas. Raven: were. in

from ‘Lakelse hatchery carly this: week

‘Slim: Jordan has taken “the “oO. T.
Sundal home south -of town and Are
now _-Tesiding there. .. lees

Mrs, Jobu Raven left Saturday for
Topley to visit with ber ‘daughter.

Rey. H. Allen conducted’ Armistice
Day services in Knox Unied church on

o Sunday Jast and ‘there was a large
jturnout. Rev, HE, A. McCarthy’ of St.

Matthews ¢hurch gave’ an address.” ~~

here Sunday and is on the Little mill:
stuff for the winter. |

Mrs. Richmond of Usk WAS: a vislt-
or in Terrace the first of the... week.

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Mrs. O. lL. M. Giggy,

left for Prince Rupert on Tnesday. .

af,

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: 2,500 birds.

Reg. Collison of Smithers ‘arrived

. accompanied .
: by her sister, Miss Tillian - Christie, |:

Miss. Gwyer of Prince. Rupert and.
formerly - -of..the high: school. staff here.”
‘spent the. Thankegiving holidays ‘Beye
with Mrs," Greig:-, php eis ft Miss Margaret. Bruce: MacKenzie,” :
: Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs., Freckman. returned oni
Saturday: from. Prince. ‘Rupert, cao 7

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‘ Pair Won at°a Raffle—Now the: —
: ie = Biggest, in Canada

begat

‘Nine yeaa ago. ‘Mrs, a "A. Weeinan’

—_ of! : Ardenode, Alberta, won a pair of

bronze turkeys at a raffle. She has
now the largest turkey, ranch in Cana-
da: and is the acknowledged queen of
turkey raising in the’ Dominion. Her
turkeys will return | _@-revenue of over
$10000.-this year. .. «.-

The winning of the pair of: turkeys
in: the. raffle suggested to Mrs.‘ Free-
man the idea of raising turkeys as a
side’ line. This Fear. she hag. raised

government inspected, have supplied
the demand for eggs in. 1980 and, 45 of
the most perfect . hens have been select:
ed! for first class* breeding: stock, A
revenue of $2,000 has ‘already’ been’ ‘ob:

and $2 500 from-sale of breeding stock
THe - receipts | from” the sale of table
birds for Thanksg clying and, Christmas.
are expected to bring this yehr’s total
up "to $10,000.

eys are ‘tnifsed has a ‘heel ' running

and ‘plentiful supply. of good water,
Lon essential for successful turkey
raising. The “soil. is sandy, which as-
sures good drainage. Most of the
chicks are “hatched ‘4 iieubators. For
ten days the chicks are, sheltered in|-
latge coops and then allowed to roam.

“|The main flock is kept'on about 300

naeres. of, land, fenced. in, Serupuleus | -

the sheds, roosts, etc. which are

. sprayed with shifigle oll fron tiac te],

time 1: Acsivoy, {lu-s, lice, ofe

Here and There
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His. Honor R, Randolph Bruce,
Lieutenant-Governor-of British Col- :
umbia, ‘his: .mdece and: ,chatelaine,.. -

and Lady Rosalind’ Northcote, guest -
at, Government:: House, lent their ©
‘presence to. the -list of. more than.
350 guests atone of the major func-
-tions of the Vancouver social sea-

| eH GREATEST ‘TURKEY FARM -
Was Started. Nine: Years ‘Ago with’ at,

Thitee hundred fens, all |
tained this year, ‘from. the sale of- exes]
The Freeman form , on which turk, eS

‘| through it, which ‘supplies a constant |--. ¢:

attention 1s--paid to the cleanliness -of]-°

Rough Lumber. ..-...2ee6020...

‘Sized Lumber ... rineeereenes
Finished Material .. ve Taenees

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LUMBER MANUFACTURER oe

LUMBER PRICE List

hana #18. 00 per ;
‘Bhiplap ...-..eeseeseeveeseneeense cess .

. sess 140,00 to 65.00
Shingles. wet pengeedeadessene es ftom $2.60 to $b. 00 per Mo

‘Brices’ stanbjest’ to change without’ notice ‘

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22.50"

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‘Rev. H. “and ‘Mrs. ‘Allen entertained
the “Inembers. of thre: Young People’s
Society to a Hallowe’ en party at their |
home on Monday - evening. | The house’
was decorated for the occasion ané
the evening was spent playing games
and in contests. The young people ;
had a goood time.

erred

Geo.- Keith left Sunday for VYaneou-
ver, being - called south on business,
Mrs. Keith and ‘Miss Kerr left on
Monday going via Jasper, They wera

lines, announced .

_800 when Triple. Entente Chapter

Amperial Order of Daughters of the:
Empire held their. bail aboard. the
‘Canadian Pacific liner, Empress of
Japan, recently. on her second visit '
to her home port. The newest and

largest liner on: the Pacific coast

was in gala attire for the event.

Sweeping changes in operating
methods affecting handling of Can-
adian Pacific trains’ throughout the:
West can be-expected in the next

‘few months, W. M.. Neal, general

manager of tha company’s western
recently. Loco-

{greatly ‘prized them, ‘In:

|that’ beforé: James‘ vi (1589) received

Orders filled at short notice, -

"Prices of Moulding,

— wt aes we tat hin te, 1

MGI running ‘wontinnously. . l

ets on application : CTS

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Bye oe 4 tone

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BOY SCOUTS GET BADGES: 7
On Hallowe! en, the Boy ‘Scouts “of

- Yerrnce met for’a social evening” and
Assist; Scout Master Sparkes, «aided.
by a few of the. boys served lunch. A
number of badges were awnred "- as
follows :—first aid badge to P. L. Nash |.
and ‘8: ‘Liewellyn ; “2nd ‘class badges ‘to
‘ Seouts Lewis. McKenney, Bruce: Smith,
_. John Christy, Walter ‘McConnell, Wil
_ ted’ McLeod,: Harry’ Attree; and’ ‘to
i .. Scouts Ltoyd: Jones,» Alair ' Lips, Hd«.
_ Ward: ‘Williams -and:. Ralph - ‘Skinner
were: ‘Bresented ‘Tengerfoot Badges,

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7 pasar BALL ORGANIZED

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: The ‘pasket: ‘pall: ‘enthusiasts held +

.. gneeting Inst: Tuesday wight when’ “of
Beers Were elécted’ ag ‘follows:—"
* Prestdent—Mr:, Michielji. *

a Vice Pres ete Greig. :

ji | Busing cen slpudldy - Littl
i. he girl teams: wT practi

day ey nings ‘with exhibition’ games
on Saturday. evenings, _ The ‘team. cay
tains and coaches are still to be se-
lected” and the possibilities - look very
fay orable tor a goad. winter’ 8 sport.

CANADIAN OUTFIT TO PRINCESS

‘Nort. VanediiverAn outfit . for ‘the
new ‘prhicess, ‘whose - name: they have
chosen, “made. ‘in, the’
Angora’ rabbit ‘wool. “has been” ‘the work |
of ‘the’ hew. Imperial. Order of. the D.

who “have applied for : the: clarter”
nam of! Princess“ Margaret “Rose of
York “he’ ‘Little, outtit has been com-

will” be au illed th “ilddle

day" évantige"ntarthe bey

band: ‘produced |. _

of* _B." Chapter, at” North . Vancouver,

given a sendotg: aut the depot by many
ood friends. .

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assistant post wuagter.

Geo, Little has ‘about. compl tea his,
summer home at Lakelse. Lake.
location ‘is an fdeal-one.and. ‘when the
house is completed it’ will be.one of:
the attractive spots at th lake. a

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* Graham of: “Prings, Rupert ‘at-

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Mrs.

son Geo. ‘Graham. a

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* CANADIAN ITkNS FOR: saphy ,

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" * yaneouver—Hlls “Tpertal “Masests,
the, Emperor of. Japan, the: most re.

‘During’ ‘the’ absence of Ss, N- Kirk-
aldy in Prince Rupert J. » Sparkes ‘wag

His}

rived Saturday and is a gest of her ;

‘motives will pull trains over several
divisions instead of over a single
division, permitting the railway to
make use of its newer and: more’
powerful engines capable of haul-|
ing a train more than 1200 miles .
. instead, of about .125 miles. under
” the present divisional system. -

Swing Club second annual. judging
' contest held-near New. Westminster °
.tecently, Ernest. Naughton and Wi.
. bert’ De Leeuw, 14-year-old . Hvoe-
stock experts. of’ Kamloups, annex-.
ed, the. Canadian Pacific. Railway,
_eup’and medals; as: well aS a free’
trip over the ‘company's -lines° ‘ta’
Toronto to attend the Royal Winter |
” Pair .wheré: the. fiial judging’ con:
testa of the Dominlon:,"Boys- ‘and ©
Girls Swine, Clubs wilt be held. .

: Interviewed. :as° to" a- Bieia - “ie
_ Patch that. the. Consolidated’ Mining :
and ‘Smelting . Conipany ‘had’ large °
" stores of” unsold’ metals and was p
‘ducing. wages, Rh Je Wa

the end ‘of Septem
than halt. a: man
lead! was. on’

as a sera >Defore strangers.’

‘ Outmatehing . all other entrants te ;
the British, Columbia Boys and Girls:

, (née Mary, Lowry. of Usk) | was held...

\day ‘afternoon “with Rev. H. Allen, of

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“| STEAMERS
South
“TRAINS —

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and Anyor
“4.00 Dome

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: Be, sens

a ; Ketchi- .
“For. fem, sat sarin i

nly sailings from
gt Rupert for Nerth
‘and South Queen Char-
otte Islands.

ger trains. leave
. Keanna eagtbound Mon-. ae
“days, Wednesdays “ant
“Saturdays, 3.08 Demi
weatbound, Sundaye. .
‘Tuesdays and Thursday:
‘TLS asm: 7

(CANADIAN
“NATIONAL

full Information From‘:

_ Eocal Agentor

&. F. McNAUGHTON.
Dist. Passenger At. .
Prince Rupert B. G

 ppndon tts interesting ‘to! kno
that: the” first silk” stockings “which a
were brought into England from Spain * ,
Was presented to Henry. "| vill. Who
the © third’
year of Dlizabeth’s: reign her.: Wadyn-
waiting, Mrs. Montague, . presented: to.

her majesty a pair-of black silk stock--
ings as o New Years ‘present.: “Her.
majesty asked if she could have mre,

of them, in which case she would nov:

er again wear cloth ones. :

. Silk stockings: were equally. rare: tn

the ‘court of: Scotland for it appearr

the ambassadors sent. to congratulate
him- on his aecession to the throne of.
Bngland, he requested one of ‘the: lowd:}
of his, court:.to lend: him his’ pals: ‘of.

silk. lose, 80. that he might: “not appery

LATE Mis; BARNES: ‘OF US

ae oe ree

accede

rhe’ fimeba- of the Tate rs Barnios -

in Knox United’ Church Inst: ‘Wednes-

fidtating? A. large" thimber'. ‘from. Bsk .
were present aise pay their last respect. .
|'Phe‘decensed_ had: ‘ust passed, her. 19th | |
~:| birgliday- and : “had. Been married only
a couple of’ months, - She ‘lived “al,
her life in. Tsk and was: well: known,
Sympattiy ‘is expressed “féx the. spare:
ents, ‘feianiily’. ‘and - -Ttusband. - whe ree
-\mains were tgken:-to ¢
for : Intetmen
Messrs. "J F Kits